Aramco building in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, was damaged after the attack

In the news of Saudi Arabia's official news agency SPA, based on an authorized source from the Ministry of Energy, it was stated that an attempt was made to target a building belonging to Aramco in Riyadh.

Stating that shrapnel pieces hit the building as a result of the attack and limited damage occurred, the authorized source noted that there were no injuries or deaths in the incident.

The incident in question took place after the Arab Coalition led by Saudi Arabia announced that 2 ballistic missiles launched by the Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen against the capital Riyadh were intercepted and destroyed.

Coalition Spokesperson Brigadier General Turki al-Maliki later announced that 2 cruise missiles launched towards Riyadh and the southern regions of Saudi Arabia were blocked and destroyed by air defense systems.

Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen had previously announced that they carried out missile and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) attacks targeting airports, oil facilities and military points in Saudi Arabia.

Houthis: 33 people lost their lives in Saudi Arabia's attacks on Sanaa

In the statement made by the so-called Ministry of Health affiliated with the Houthis, it was stated that the loss of life in the air strikes targeting the village of al-Sharia increased to 33 and the number of injured increased to 39.

It was stated that 13 of those who lost their lives were children and 8 were women.

The coalition led by Saudi Arabia has not yet made a statement regarding the attacks.